In the mix of huge comic book and sci-fi blockbusters was the highly anticipated Lionsgate panel. As the audience got ready for The Hunger Games: Catching Fire, many slept outside for this panel and they were ready. They started the panel with the new trailer. As the cheers kept going the panel started and the
You can listen to this episode on our Comic Issues channel at Anchor.fm! In this extra-special episode, the podcast crew starts out with a dramatic reading of Star Wars! Shakespeare-style! With sound effects! This week Comic Issues presents a books-only podcast. (Well, we talked about comic books too, we couldn’t help it.) What better way
As Saturday drew to a close at Comic Con in Hall H the moment and the panel everyone wanted and had waited hours for was about to begin. The Marvel Studios panel was about to commence. People slept over night just for a glimpse of what was to come in this, the most anticipated panel
Readers hungry for more one-on-one information about the upcoming XBox One have an answer in IGN’s “Ask Microsoft Anything About XBox One” feature, updated most recently on Monday, August 12. Most of the currently-posted information is tidbits fleshing out what we already knew. A few noteworthy bits worth mentioning are: confirmation that XBox One will
The Fox Panel at Comic Con was TBA in the schedule. The mystery around what and who will show up got the fans going, and the energy ramped up as the panel started. Out walked Hugh Jackman, and then things got real.
Neil Blomkamp, writer and director of 2009’s District 9, is back with a new disturbing look into a dystopian future with Elysium. Set in the year 2154, two classes of people exist: The very wealthy, who live in a pristine man-made space station called Elysium, and the rest, who live on an overpopulated, ruined Earth. The people
You can listen to this episode on our Movie Issues channel at Anchor.fm! As the summer night gets longer and days get hotter we here at Movie Issues went back to school this week with the viewing of the 1987s movie Summer School. Where Mark Harmon stars as a high school gym teacher who is
World War II, Steampunk, and Frankenstein… what else could anyone ask for? Coming soon to home video after a short run in select theaters, this horror story set in the twilight of WWII from director/creator Richard Raaphorst is more than a just another zombie Nazi flick. Perhaps the biggest thing to grab people’s attention has been
Percy Jackson: Sea of Monsters is based on the Rick Riordan novel of the same name and the sequel to the 2010 film Percy Jackson & the Olympians: The Lighting Thief. The new movie, directed by Thor Freudenthal, continues the adventures of Percy Jackson, the son of Greek God Poseidon, who embarks on a journey with his